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Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry '.-'
Hirtun Johnson of ; California,
thinks he stnmls a chunue for the 0.
0. V. nomination for nresitlent. After
- the way Hi acted in. 1912 and 191b.
he stands about as much chance as
Tom Fnson has of jumping into the
middle of Crater Lake from the too
of the Nash Hotel.
Ifd Brown is scatterinsr the report
around that he does not eet enounh
to eat. a slice of ham for lunch, and
. a niece of lettuce for supper. Jd
sure looks it. A person not ac
auainted with the circumstances
wouia minic ne was vi starving nu
manian from the conquered regions of
Poland. ,
HA! HA! SAM PLYMALE
(Yreka, Cul., News) ;
Ben Richardson returned last
Pridav from. Medford. where he
-Tecentlv purchased a "class v" -new
car. " ... ;
The movies desire yonne la'dies with
babv stares: hence nnv nnmber of
vonntr ladies who affect the babv
Kiure. wmcn, ffenerauv pans out to
be a half baked eawk, at nothin? in
uurui-uiur. . jiervuuu" is ucuuuuu
ed with half a dozen jnaids who are
' eternally niakiner a bad job of imi
tating Dorotliv Gish, : If one of the
tvpe has been in 50 miles of Los An
geles she is. a particular friend of
Dolothv Dalton, a playmate of Con
stance Talmadge. a boon companion
ofMary Pickford. and a sister to
Bill Hart. . .
A committee of returned Canadian
soldiers, experienced in the use of
sudden death as a cure for diseases
liable to wreck governments, served
.. notice on the' strike leaders and I.
W. W. at Winnipeg that .thev were
liable to find themselves dead some
morning, and forthwith the strike
leaders and the I. W. lost interest
in the agitation on hand.
- MORMON FOB SHORT
l( (Weed, Cat., Times)
. Captain Marion Nme of Butte
valley was in Weed Monday on
business. , -
Mighty ) luiportiint 'business that
necessitates traveling 50 miles per
hour up Main street. They don't go
that fast in big battles.
i. It takes a year to raise a healthv
looking mustache. ; . Overnight . the
girls grow bangs.
One used to be able to scare up a
socialist in these parts. Xow social
ism is! like booze hard to find, and
no good when von do. , .. .
. .:- , i . . i
"'"Russia for the Russians." yelps
Trotzkv. feerves 'em right for the
ivatf thev pet. - .
i ..
" No democrat will run for the pres
idency, for the party or the job. His
critics ulwavs force him to it. Me
Adpo.is the latest martyr.. ,
:, , ' : - ;-'! J
iThe reaction has started. A dele
gation of Minnesota pastors desire
Bill Bunduv muzzled. .
- . i - ...
The Crown Prince is going to have
his tonsils cut out. The doctor gives
a cash bond and iron clad guarantee
that the knife don't slip.
' This col. bought some paste from
Ralph Woodford Fri. It is the best
non-sticking paste in the world.
s ---
i Bolslieviki nnd , Prohibition. The
world is in the midst of the Wind and
'uter age. ,
. These are rare days.
Pnvs whon people 'rare' tovsfay in
the shade. ' '
- JOHN A. PEEL
j Undertaker
; Phone M. 47 and 47-JS '
Automobile Hearse Serrtco
XatAy Assistant
tia SOUTH BARTLBTT
Aato Ambolance Service. Coroner
IS PRESIDENT WILSON POPULAR? ; V
AFTER a torn- of lii uiitldlo wrst S;un Dytlio (tiscov
ors Piv.siiU'i4 Wilson's lionulantv is oil the wane
As a matter of 'fact President AVilson has never been
popular. His ideas 4iave been popular. ' Mr. Wilson as
pi-esident has always had to
larity' as an idealist, .and
idual.
; It is an open secret that the (.lenuu'raue eampaign
managers have always restricted their leaders' "perigrin-
ations among the proletaries
ible with Aniericantraditions.
Wilson has never been a mixer. A 'hum of ideas rather
than a man of action; a political student rather than' a
politician; he created Ins support not on the'plafioriu but
in the study' No one has kyown better than he, that his
strength lay hot in rubbing elbows with the people, but'
rubbinjr ideas into the people's mind,
' . Mr. liobseyolt made votes
lost them." Oyster Bay always went unainiously for T. R
Princeton, 'New Jersey, was always carried by the opposi
tion. In Washington Roosevelt was a popular idok Mr.
Wilson,' never, 'The nearer
the louder their acclaim.
got from the masses the stronger his support. Wilson
didn't visit the far west and
fore he went abroad, Mr.
Europe than in New England.." ,Today according to press
reports; he salutes the Paris crowds, thev don't sa
lute him.
It is alirost as though Roosevelt were charged with a
positive and-Mr. AVilson with
personality of the one attracted, the pcrsonahtv of the
other repels.' And vet no two
have so influenced, their country's destiny, and, when
history is written, there is reason to believe, that the
greater lruluenee, the more
made by the man of ideas rather than the man of action.
' The time is coming, if
President AArilson will suffer
or later the fate of all public
exacts irom its heroes. Hut the llson "idea ' will en
dure for in the last analysis it is tlui idea in this world of
ours, .that is the immortal thing. ,'v
H00UIAM. WastC June 7. Con
struction of a chain of three canals.
to connect the Pueet Sound with the
Columbia river which lias been dis
cussed for vcars fe beinsi considered
verv seriously bv the government, ac
cording to Representative Albert
Johnson. Hoauiuoi. '
One of the three ditches, according
to outlined plans, would be dug from
the Pucct Sound, near Olvmpia.
Wash., to the Grays Harbor, on the
coast. The second link would run
down the const from Grays Harbor
to Willapa Harbor and the third
would connect Willapa Harbor with
the Columbia.
Proposals have been made tnht the
canal at first be built large enough
to handle only light draft boats.
Lator the waterway could be deep
ened for coastwise craft. .
Construction of the' Puget Suund
Columbia river canals has been con
sidered since 1854 when Jefferson
Davis. Inter president of the confedr
eracy. was secretary of war. At that
time war department engineers went
over the route, and pronounced the
plan feasible. " Davis believed the
canal would be of .great war time
strategiv value. '
Twelve years ago the late General
FT.; M. Chittenden went over the pro
nosed canal route and made a com
plete report. He believed seven locks
would be necessary to carrv the can
al over the, divide between Olwnpia
and the coast. He plaqeil the cost
around $15,000,000. ; "
Congressman Johnson recently said
it might be possible to get the ennui
included among the government's pro
jects for inland waterways.
The Bank
' II1 we can succeed in making the First Na-'
tional Bank so known in the community
'. why you may be surd that we can influence
.: the-mapping out'of a good financial future
'for them. Once we can arm each one with ,
a Savings Account passbook industry, ond
thrift will naturally follow. ", '
. . ; Liberal Interest on Savings.
, y 4 '
:tj- Capital $100,000.
Zhe FIrst National Bank
;. ';,'..'- M Mbdford
struu'ino, hetween Ins popu
his unpopularity, as an indiv
. ,
to the lowest point compat
Unlike Mr. Koospvelt'Mr
oil the stump. Mr. Wilson
Roosevelt, got' to the masses,
The. farther awav Mr. Wilson
the far west elected him. . Be
AVilson was niore popular in
- '"
a pegative magnetism. The
men of the present century
. lasting impression will be
it is not alreadv here, when
that reaction which is sooner
men. It is a price democracy
70 VISITS MADE-
E
OF
The report of the Jackson county
public health nurse association, for
the month of May, 1919, follows:
Number nursing visits, 5; Instruc
tive visits, 52; other visits', 13; all
.visits, 70. .
Number tuberculosis visits. 11:
number visits to general cases, IS;
infant welfare visits, 15; prenatal
visits, 2; school visits to homes, 4:
visits1 to school buildings, 20; pa
tients discharged unimproved, 2; pa
tients died, 1; patients discharged to
hospital, 1; patients discharged to
family, 1; patients remaining under
treatment, 31. ' ' , '
Number children examined for
physical defects. 130. .
. Talks given tn class rooms and to
other gTonps .of people, 25.
Office, Sparta building, phpno 456
Medford. ,
Walter Bowne . returned today
after a brief visit with his parents In
New YorR city. .
How's This?
"We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine has been taken
by catarrh sufferers for the post thirty
five years, and has become known as the
root rellatle remedy for Catarrh. Hall's
Catairh Medicine acts thru the Blood co
the Mucous surfaces, expelling the pol
son from the Blcod and ncallnff the dis
eased portions. '
" After yon have taken Halt's Catarrh
Medicine for a short time you will bcc a
great Improvement In your general
health Start taklmr Hall's Catarrh Medi
cine at once and Ret rid of catarrh. Send
ior lesumontniH. iree.
F. J. CHENEY A CO.. Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by all Proerelsts, 76c. .'-
for Boys
Oregon
Harvey Minstrels
Here June 14
V". H
U. M. llarvoy, oninnlnVof the Har
vey imtor MluslMls.
Probably certalu' people have for.
gotten that thuy are minstrel funs
because it has been so long since
thoy had an opportunity to see a
really first class minstrel aggrega
tion however tho mlustrel microue
will got thorn whon tho Harvey
Creator Minstrels mako their flnshy
dress uurailo over our niuln streets,
announcing their appearance at the
Fago theatre Saturday, June 14.
' "Quesltomtbla nmuEomonts" at
one time wus a common thomo for
debate, but the subject was novor as
sociatcd with a niinstrul for novor
since tho history of tho hamuli ruoo
started luia tho form of mlustrel en
tertainment been questioned. The
base ball game, the circus and the
miustrol are throe forms of Innocent
amusemont which are putronled by
tons of thousands of people who hold
aloof from othor attractions.
With tho Harvoy Oroater MinstrolB
are associated some forty people.
said to constltuto the very cream of
the negro minstrel profession. .
GET IT AT
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COLD DRINKS
ICE CREAM
LUNCH GOODS ;
, BAKERY GOODS
WHIPPING CREAM
MILK AND BUTTER
The biggest, and best milk
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Make your
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Especially Prepared for Mohair or ,
Canvas Auto Tops
OIvestiSILKY, COAL-BLACK finish,
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LEATHER ENAMEL
, Epcctfll( Prepared for I.enthor or
Pantiuote 'I'opa and Seats
GLOSS OR EGG SHF.LL FINISH
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applied. Plnln 1.00; quarts 11.75.
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- An Uucqualcd and Popular PolUh '
Vlll remove nil dirt, frrenne and
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KINIHH. Lcovn a brilliant DJiy HUK-FACl'-
thnt tuo dfist ennnot ndlicri
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"Everbrlght" products ore used ex
clusively by all prominent automobile
dealers, painters and auto top concerns,
which Is absolute proof of their merit.
. , OUR CUARANTLB
Yowdealcr Is Instructed to refund your
money il you nrc dtsniitisficdwith results.
I0 BALK UY, .
Medford Auto Top Co.'
co. Tj, Trclclilor Motor Co,
Medford Vur. & Hlw. Co. .
AV. H, Ilrou-n Top Shop
V. K. GittcH Auto Co., Wliolo
biiIu nnd Hi-lull.
If Renter ennnot nupplv. write fllroet
Evorbrlf.'ht MOr. Co., Kan .Fmnctnco.
MEDFORD. .
EAGLE POINT,
' . BUTTE FALLS
Jitney Service
Stjarta Tuesday,! May 20th,-
Leaver Nimli Hotel 8:30 a. m. and
Ilutto l-'ftlls at 2 p. m. dally.
' JIM LESLIE.
PUOX'K 300 I
J ' - ' 'WEPf If TV '
All the
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
.
W. E. WALKER, SPECIAL AGENT. STANDARD
ff-' DUP Consideration
T) to Your Own Interests ,
f HiI 1 noltlior mlncrly nor nclflxli Whv-1
v m ' It Is ft mutter of financial prinlunro II 1
I I ' ''ve rcacire) fund and anvo nil I f j
INI you can. If
,rjV Slart ituch n fund now with the rSw
V ncksoii County Itank. , ' il
S. 4 ror Cent Intercut Jf JJ
" SB3pi P"1'1 on 'low
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OUR BUSINESS
Is the rcpaiiiiigVf all auto electric ofjiiixinioiit... We
have the best up-to-date eriiipnient for tho testing
and repairing of "all auto, elech-ie troubles. When
you bring your cay to us you do not pay for incxpcr-'
ienec and experiments, but for 'actual Labor, Exper-;
ionce and Skill, therefore it costs less. Don't forgctv
we recharge, and repair storage batteries regardless
of their make, : Free testing, distilled water, inspec
tion. We call for and deliver free. y '
Yours for Auto Electric troubles. ' ' - ' :"
Auto Electric Equipment Co.
27 North Grape, j Phone 237-R
IGNATION-REPAIRING ' ' '
C .Magnetos, Spark Coils, Motors and Generators
repaired and rewound. Guaranteed good as new.
Batteries repaired, , We are Southcrii Oregon Agents
for tho celebrated Burd Rings. JTry them for com
pression... -.';' - ' . j '..
CRATER LAKE MOTOR CO.
convenience of gas
.vithout the dust and j
dirt of coal or wood 1
Pearl Oil, the Standard Oil Company's kero
sene, is one of the most convenient and economi
cal fuels you can use. Easy to handle. -
With a good oil cookstove you will cook in com
fort all year 'round. Bakes, broiU, ronsts, toasts
economically. Lights at the touch of a match.
No waiting for fires to come up, no unnecessary
work, no waste. Concentrates a steady heat on
the cooking leaving the kitchen cool and com
fortable.'.. '':' "' '
Pearl Oil is refined and re-refined by our special :
process which removes the impurities. It is clean
burning. . ,
Pearl Oil is for dale in bulk by dealers every
where. It is the same lilgh-quaiity kerosene as
the Pearl Oil sold in live-gallon cans. 'There is a
saving by buying in bulk. Order by name Pearl
Oil.
We recommend New Perfection' ' i
and Puritan Oil Cookstovca
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HEAT AND 'LIGHT
(C A L 1 P O u N I A)
OIL CO.. MEDFORD
A delight on any day, .
i SUNDAY OR "
! WEEKDAY
A LA CARTE DINNER AT
Holland Cafe
You, nml llu- rt'it'nl von rnloi
tain, will ri-lifli llio nltit-tir.iituj 'tiioiitM
and vc-o'.iiltU-i:, t liu niuitnnt suluiU,
lllti . (li'liciutm th-Hhertu,. 'llio duilv
i-liank'OH in (ho menu uivon vnu ul
iivn Koniolliintr new to . nnliciimtc.
Diiiit at Hie UdIIiiikI nml dino well.
CHICKEN DINNER .
SUNDAY
12:00 to 2:00 ' r
5:30 to 8:00"
tnizing
All oar work strictly guaranteed to
be first claw. 10 N. Fir St., Medford
, rb.one. 434-
MEDFORn VULCANIZING WORKS-
MEDFORD IRON WORKS.
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP '
Also airont for Fairbanks d4 MorsJ
Enirlnes.,.
17 Smith Rhmrstrl
, Wc are going to givo away?
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500 POUNt) ' :
1 ICE BOOK : ;
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With each now Refrigerator.
This will lessen tho high cost
of rcfrigoratora, ;
Every refrigerators la guar
anteed or money refunded.
Poole Furniture Co:1
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